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Beneath the scattered echoes of a fading horizon, whispers of forgotten winds spiral through endless corridors of thought. Colors collapse into one another, blending memories with dreams that never quite belonged to either world. Time stumbles forward, hesitant, as if unsure whether the next second deserves to exist at all. Every heartbeat hums like distant thunder, resonating in quiet chambers where silence feels heavier than sound itself. Perhaps the universe hides its secrets not in stars, but in the subtle pause between footsteps, where meaning flickers just long enough to be missed.

21 years ago The Avondhu carried the news that the Fermoy Enterprise Board had vowed to support Michael Flatley after he had accused Irish...

A deliberate campaign of dumping was being waged against Mitchelstown’s Tidy Towns efforts by unknown individuals; the perpetrator(s) were dumping bundles of ‘meticulously cut...

The May 2002 General Election results dominated the front page of The Avondhu 21 years ago, as in the Cork region Fianna Fáil's Ned...

The front page of The Avondhu 21 years ago reminded constituents to get out and vote in the upcoming General Election. A list of...

One of the big news stories 21 years ago was that a settlement had been reached on the Cahir Hill industrial sites in Mitchelstown, and...

Sonny McNamara and Garett Quirke, both Waterford County Council employees, were pictured putting the finishing touches to the Lismore town park fountain, before its opening...

In the headlines 21 years ago were allegations that the Mitchelstown Water Supply was at risk of pollution. Up to 50 leaking barrels had...

21 years ago The Avondhu carried the news of objections lodged against the planned Tesco store in Mitchelstown. The Grocer’s Representative organisation RGDATA said...

One front page of The Avondhu 21 years ago carried the story that no fewer than three locals would be gracing the small screen...